Hannah was gorging on a human, sucking him dry in an alleyway. The blood was delicious, Hannah gurgling in delight as the blood slid down her throat. Goes was suddenly next to her, wielding a red rapier, his signature gloves already on fire, ready for a fight. "Alright, Hannah. Are you ready to die?"

Hannah jerked her head back, flinging blood dramatically. She stood up, turned around to face Geos, and wiped the blood off of her lips with her sleeve. "That's what you think," Geos said. "Now, are you ready or not?"

"Let's do it." Hannah pulled up her pistols and fired off a few shots at Geos. Geos disappeared, the shots hitting the brick wall behind him, the bullets ricocheting off of the brick building behind him. Hannah started to turn slowly, looking around for Geos. "You can't hide foreeeveeer~," she crooned. She stopped turning as she sensed Geos behind her. "Right behind you," he grinned.

Hannah whipped around, swinging the butt of her pistol right at Geos' face. Geos already had his hand up, catching the pistol. "Eh, eh, eh," Geos shook his head. Hannah growled, showing her fangs, and jabbed her other pistol in to his chest, pulling the trigger. [i]Bang[/i] The bullet went all the way through Geos' chest. Hannah laughed insanely. "Feel any pain," she asked with a smile that reached up to her ears. Geos lifted his shirt, revealing the metal plate in his chest. "Nice try."

Geos swung his sword at Hannah's arm, only to miss as she jumped out of the way. Geos swung again, horizontally at her torso. Hannah jumped above Geos, doing a somersault in the air, aiming her pistols at his head and firing multiple shots. A bullet lodged itself in Geos' shoulder, and he disappeared as soon as it hit. Hannah landed, looking around for him. "How 'bout now?"

Geos appeared behind her, his sword raised for the final swing, but before he brought his sword down, a severe jolt of pain shot through his body, and he collapsed, screaming in pain. Hannah laughed and turned around, stepping on his head. "I'll take that as a yes.~" Geos growled, and struggled against the pain. "Get... Off... Me...!" Geos reached for her leg, but too he moved too slowly, and Hannah kicked him in the neck swiftly. Geos gasped in pain. "Doesn't feel too good, does it," Hannah said, more of a statement than a question. "THIS is for ruining my plan," Hannah pointed a pistol at Geos' knee, pulled the trigger, and lodged a bullet in his knee, causing his pain to become even more severe. "THIS is for killing my babysitter," She pointed at Geos' other knee. [i]Boom[/i]. Geos cried out in pain. Hannah giggled. "THIS is for trying to kill off my race," She pointed at his stomach. [i]Boom[/i]. "And THIS," She knelt over him, resting the nose of her pistol on his forehead. "Was being so easy to beat."

At that moment, Geos disappeared. "Huh?!" Hannah got up and looked around wildly. "DON'T YOU HIDE FROM ME. YOU'VE LOST!" She yelled.

"You just don't get it, do you?" Geos' voice echoed throughout the alleyway. "Come out, coward!" Hannah screamed, irritated. "Will do." Geos appeared in front of her, grabbing her wrists and squeezing, causing them to break with a sickening [i]CRACK[/i]. Hannah winced in pain, and dropped her pistols. Geos moved his hands to her neck and pinned her to the brick wall behind her. "I can't lose to a vampire," Geos shook his head. "I can't lose to a pitiful, lowly vampire like you."

Hannah laughed, despite the pain from her broken wrists. "Well, come on then, kill me. You know how to do it," she dared. "Fine." Geos jabbed his sword in Hannah's shoulder blade, wiggling it back and forth, causing her arm to pop out of place. "But not before I torture the absolute hell out of you." Hannah's eyes widened, not expecting that answer. She screamed as Geos ripped the sword out, and slashed at her multiple places, not killing her, but causing severe pain. Hannah screamed for help.

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Geos yanked his sword out of Hannah one last time, letting her fall to the ground. She slowly started to melt away in to dust. Geos collapsed beside her, writhing in pain. "... You... You endured my bullets?" Hannah's eyes widened in a shocked expression. "You just don't know me... I've had worse pains before..." Hannah finally melted away, leaving Geos alone, laying in the parking lot. He started to attempt dislodging the bullets from his skin, knowing that would make the pain stop.